State anti-trust legislation: Ap-

plication of statute forbidding

combinations in restraint of

trade to public service companies

under commission control. 286

RESTRIC-

RESTRICTIONS AND

TIVE AGREEMENTS AS TO

THE USE OF PROPERTY.

Enforcement of restrictions: where

" and

relation of "dominancy

serviency" is lacking.

RULE AGAINST PERPETUITIES.
Application to general powers. 705–713
Rule against possibility on possibility:
extension of rule.
713-717
RULE IN SHELLEY'S CASE.
Application of Archer's Case in
America.
673, 688

SLANDER.

See Libel and Slander.

SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE.

Affirmative contracts: Promises to

convey upon a condition, and

promises to keep offers open.

648-650

Negative covenants: Contract to

buy beer from plaintiff only. 495

Legal consequences of right of spe-
cific performance: Option to
purchase: right of personal rep-
resentation to purchase money.
79, 97

Defenses: Effect of presumption of

death upon marketability of

title.

768

Effect on vendor's title of presump-

tion that a woman of advanced

years is incapable of child-bear-

ing.

Inadequacy of consideration.

STATUTE OF FRAUDS.

See also Quasi-Contracts.

Sufficient memorandum:

by defendant only.

STATUTE OF LIMITATIONS.

See Limitation of Actions.

STATUTES.

286

288

Signed

397

See also Conflict of Laws; Constitu-

tional Law.

Interpretation: Consent: whether

a defense to statutory torts. 279

How far intention of legislature is

regarded.

38-39, 320

Meaning of "manufacturing estab-

lishment."

288

Right of adverse possessor to recover

damages for permanent depre-

ciation.

496

TORTS.

For particular torts, see Dangerous

Premises; Death by Wrongful

Act; False Imprisonment; Libel

and Slander; Malicious Abuse of

Process; Malicious Prosecution;

Negligence; Nuisance; Trover and

Conversion; Unfair Competition.

For equity jurisdiction over torts,
see Equity; Injunctions.
For torts in particular relations, see
Agency; Carriers; Husband' and
Wife; Landlord and Tenant;
Master and Servant; Parent and
Child; Physicians and Surgeons;
Railroads; Telephone and Tele-
graph Companies.

See also Admiralty; Conflict of Laws;

Consent; Contributory Negli-

gence; Damages; Proximate Cause;

Trade Marks and Trade Names.

Nature of tort liability in general:
Damage to contract right by act
of third party: seduction of
fiancée.

689

239

Duty to seen trespassers. 403-418

Essential elements of torts.

Intentional infliction of harm with-
out justification.

687

94

Lien of co-tenant inferior to prior

mortgage lien.

397

THEATRES.

394

495

Rights given by theatre ticket.

TICKETS.

See under Carriers; Theatres.

TITLE, OWNERSHIP, AND POS-

SESSION.

Possession: Control of safe deposit

98

Nature and grounds of liability. 291

Liability without negligence: blast-

ing.

188

Liability of maker or vendor of a
chattel to third person in-
jured by its use: Explosion of
ginger beer bottle.